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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16
CHARGES AGAINST THE corroy OIL TRUST

CHA HGES iGAINSI IHE COIJON Ofb IhC 81
With regard to thesuts which. the telegraph reports
have been filed In Louisiana against the American Cot
ton Trust officer of the Trust said yesterday that
the Office had information concerning the suit suits
besides that appearing In the press dispatches ana tnat
the allegations they were Incorrect In
reply TO the specific counts as reported the oiccr SAID
No special had been made TO control mills in Louis
Trust simply federation OF mills for the common interest,"
ALL there have been mills butt and large sums
OF lost in their operation within the last lew years
Of seed and 10 enhance the price OF profc Tue po OF
markets permit higher prices will be paid even than now Ihe
state OF Louisiana CONSUMES nothing OF the products
which greater part Europe and thus are the cause OF
large Of money beng paid 10 planters III LOUISIANA
taxes. all fhat assesedsatc county
and they very large sums FOR taxation
devices and the Ike such allegations are
too absurd about tho business Of the Trust proper
ties fair aud straight and Ia Inspection Many out
side mills strengthened by tho operation. OF the
trust and made foreign markets Tor
the outside mills IL Ia strange thlng 70 fni
an enterprise which tho OF vast sums OF money be
from abroad being 30 bounded ana
The part Of the products OF inc ns
zoe. only few tho planters hsd 10
throw their into tho and bayous 10 get M OH
n was intim ated that the Trust officials believe this
action at louisiana Ia be only phase or tho stock oo
bling with which the Trust securities have been assaieu
NJ LATE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16
GEORGE - POWELL RELEASED.

HE PROMISES TO GIVE EVIDENCE WHEN WANTED
THE FALSE STORY ABOUT MoLoNEY.
George V. Powell taken before Justice Van Brtnt
In the Court OF Oyer and Termner yesterday on writ OF
habeas corpus aud release from custody was asked for
by his counsel John Mott Assistant District Attorney
Nicol said that Mr. Powell had given valuable testimony
I'm trials and tho Attorney did not desire
10 Cypress him. since his arrest he had been comfortably
proyed for at hotel at the expense OF the county But
Il might be necessary Jacob sharp between this
time and June and he desired 10 make sure OF Mr. Pow
ellis presencc as witness In that case IL his counsel
would the Court that he would be on hand when
wanted the District Attorney would consent to his re-
lease a., ill.,. -, A., n.
time on Wednc sday night lie believed that he would
appear when wanted. He had desire 10 leave the
eli and was not true that he hal settled tue civil suit
for 81 900 which he had brought against Mr. sharp
Justice Van Brunt said:
TO give evidence called upon will grant the appica
ton for his release
Mr. Powell said that he perfectly willing to do so
and the Judge vacated the order OF arrest
The elaborate story or confession by william Mooney
the reading for the Board OF Aldermen OF 1854 was
rep Gated yesterday In Philadelphia and New,iork pa
pers hut II was denied cmphatcaly at the DistrctA
torney's Office Assistant District Attorney Nicoli sai
that the story absurd Mr.. MARITIME would not say
ANYTHING about bribery but II Is expected that
the trial Jacob Sharp will begin before Recorder smyth
in the first week OF May.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16
PATRONAGE To HELP cLEvELEyD

Washfngton Dtspgfch 10 N, cincinnati inquirer . ,
Smith " Weed. Whitney and other New Workers visited
the President aud very plainly asked him what DO intend
cd 10 10 with regard 10 his reelection They Informed
him that Il he pcced to he ia the Held Tor reorganization
he must use tie patronage that end that III he did not
employ the political forces In the New YORK custom
House his nod. his state would he captured ny
1.overunr IIl They wanted tO know what they should
do They didn't want to throw away their work on anh
would not use the splendid means ~ ms own com
eye and listened To what his visitors had To 10 say tn
The manner Of a upon whom tho truth was gradually
"a rulng and finally gave his the mild and In
oncnsvr the patronage e. renew his dnistri-
ton The question H. where can tho mild and inonen
.iyc line he drawn
n the managing politicians get tho matter In their
hands the presumption Is that the Inc VIII be oDIera'ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16
WAsIrA DUEL OYER BALLET GIRL,

Efforts made by the Mulberry Street Police yesterday
get explanation OF the mysterious shooting in Crosby ST.
on Thursday night but they could get trace OF tho large
man who the shot and to have escaped
coach after running through Jerseyst several pieces
paper covered with blood found In Jersey
but the had been shot could not be found The
inclined TO think that rivals OF some pretty bal
let girl ut had fought duel the stage Cd
Crosby q. near the place where the shooting oe
formers failed information tending TO substan
duel theory Persons who the man get into the
him in Crosbyst later hour
inquiries about the shooting aud appeared 70 be
person had been hurt. bnt he
sneake AZ he was pointed out TO policeman
that the policeman Will get into trouble for per
hitting the 10 escape
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16

Steamer caronaeles Evans Port Royai and Fenandina-
C II Mallory a Co. :. 80, !.
steamer Regulator Ingram wilmington NC-wm Clyde
q Co
Steamer Kate Fawcett tBr Young. Philapepha-smpson
Spence d Young
ship Asia fBrl Anderson, Shanghai Snow Burgess
Golden Fleece Br Armstrong Brtdsetown-H Irow'
BarS Retriever tBr). Edmonds HarbOr Breton INFLOW
land 4 Aspinwal. .., r.. >y.....
Bark Zadok (Ger) Schumacher Phiiadeipha-C TOBIAS
Brig Sarah Emma Nash. South Amboy. NJ-swan q
Son. .x,rO
etesusr, De,ambre Lverpool britannia: Marsees:
Ludwig Holberg Csrondele Fernandina He8uia
tor Wllmington Kauawha Newport News
Banks Charlotte for Guayaquli u REFERS bosVoh
Brig Carl Rosenus for Bergen.
THE MOVEMENTS OF srEAMER5.
FOREIGN PORTS
ANTWERP April l4-Arrved. steamer De Ruyter Belg).
Brarens from New York Mar 20. -
GLHssow April H-sailed steamer Circassia tBr Camp
bell for New York. - o,,, IN, Ara,
chell Tor New.York. - ,,,.,, ,y.-vo.h
MARsRIILgs April l3-Saed steamer Cheribou frh An
CsRDirr April ii-saled steamer Highland Prince Br
for New-York
HAVANA April 14-Saied steamer San Marcos Burrows
for Now. York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16
RrGIyyTyG THE LACROSSE SEA SON.

lively time IS expected at the annual meeting OF tho
New York Lacrosse Club which Will he held his evening at
the Cottage No $50 SiIthave Many interest
no suiec y come up discussion, and tho election oi
officers and appointment 81 delegates 70 NC an
nual the National Lacrosse A'ocAoh Oh inc
United states will take place. 49,.
The first lacrosse match OF the season VIII be played t
ou tho Brooklyn Athletic As.oca
lion In DeKalb ave when The teams OF The BROOKLYN h
eiic Association aud University Of the city OF New
XarL will MA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16
TRYING no PA CE RgsPOysrBYLrrY.

The inquest concerning the accident Fourteentst and
9haava. March when four killed BY falling
from the track walk Of the Elevated railroad
yesterday BY Coroner Eidman number Of witnesses
h1smned who repeated the told Thursday all agree
g mat the BODY nan projecting tho side OF the
thIow the men into the street. William Doyle telegraph
neesspge cstnsd that when the train which he Was
tdng stopped ~ fiieenthst. the called AL
those who are AFRAID % es sIe for work get on Many
As wness had gone few yards the train began 10
I'D hS fs tho panks lie nothing moro until
kVeet later when himself home injured by The fall
fAo hearing was adjourned until wednes dsy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16
WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Investigation Of Brooklyn departments BY Assembly CON-
mittce.
Matterp Sage reference case, n m. --
RAPID Transit Commissioners, Mutual Lire insurance
Building. p. e. ,,.
Lacrosse Club meeting. Knckorbocker Cottage
Spm. x.,,,,- ,,-,,-. 49,.
knights of conspiracy Yorkvlle Police Court
Teachers Association, Chickerlng Hall. 2:l5 r. M.
Universy Of the City Of Newly Brooklyn lacrosse
Columbia College and 22d Regiment athletic games
Armory, r. m.
Mrs ii arriot webbs reading. Chickering Hall, p M
Exhibition OF cooking metropolitan opera House
assembly room 230 p m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16
"YO COLLAuOy-YO COLA TING"

Tho refusal Of Board OF Estimate pay the bills for
freshmcnis at Police Headquarters election nights WAS
spoken OF by police officials yesterday exhibition Of
petty economy which amounted TO meanness was sad
that tho election returns had been done
10 public the department clerks who
worked night without were entitled 70 refresh
the public oTIense The trouble that
city officials for Office and local politicians helped
refreshments The C0umissoners VIII prob
ably pay old bills Of their salaries but 10 the
the election returns will probably not he opened at
purpose giving early Information TO
the public unless sono provisioa for giving the clerks sup
sioners put 1 tins way: mo coietion-Do collatng"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16
NETS FROM THE SUBURBS.
NEW-.JERSEY.

NrwDpI-xswIcK result the election here for Mayor
still rema In The Will meet on MONDAY
and 81 a. ex that will be demanded The cleo
ton Of Strong the Democratic candidate II now claimed ~
majority of eleven The Republicans nave evidence mat
fIauds were committed Of the precincts Tue er.
teDsive ce.houscs dwelling and numerous outOndlhgs
helonong 10 Mossrs Collier & Green near THIS CITY. were
burned Yesterday The loss Is S30OOO partly Insured
RAHwAY-Tbc Coroner's jury in the myserlous murder
case was dismissed yesterday until Tuesday, The anthOf
ties have secured important cews which VIII shortly
lead the several persons There was runor cur
rent last had been arrested In connection
with the crime, but IL could not be verified.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16
THE rITLTPE or CIIpP d DAVIS

among the jowelry trade yesterday that the fail
ure OF Capp OF Chicago Thursiay. would have
no percentbe urou the trade in this city, The trm
well spoken and much sympathy was er
members IN their misfortune They haN"
heretofore enjoyed high reputation and have met their pay
promptly until during the last year when they have
taken more time than usual 10 pay Their PHI. Tvs
hOneht creditors In tins city That They were
In nanC straits but Thomas Davis to junior mombcr on
The Arm assured tho creditors that tho firm would he able 10
difficulty All rEl Its indebtedness
IN this city large as 1t had not OF late been miAnB
N..av rNl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16
ROCKLAND COUNTY.

PIRRMoxT-Fire ragged ercey for short time Thurs
day night kid glove factory OF Mr. Reorand The loss
on stock mostly Mr. Reba nds loss IL es
mated at So Insurance $1,000 10 the Greenwich Com
pany of The damage 10 the building will not
coed 81 900; fully insured In the Phenix Of Brooklyn
NYAcK-Jacob snyder aged German Yesterday either
fell pier jumped of into the river and was drowned
He leave a family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16
INCOMING STE1HERS
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoKK. .........FRIDAY.A APRIL is. 1887
ARRIVED


s sSn%sT 7e All" m&.s s io Storage
6s w ,n 100 ea BTs%s a sS gr .s.r ass
Adams days Will
70 steamer 1en raaas.ee Fisher days. with mdse
steamer Francpna. Bennett Portland with md'e to HOr
a' snip Jacob samer chrysta Bordeaux. 40 days. with
old rails 10 order; vessel TO Boyd Hinelen .. 90
days with IRON empty barrels toorder ves'ct to Funoh
Manc OBJ Mepsr % %:; 20 day. :s rs e s'"ent
orsr %s.sa dOf CO b,,,., London a7 s.y.
% Ss.s' Rs Ssais. Bordeaux 80
bark OF ais1 sS,SS HSsaur ~ days
Tn,.sr,c S :, y,Tns0 f. Brown LoSaSS
IRON s.ss ySa Eye qsh
days. with @ase to order. weasel scammsh Bros.
,s hsn s rs:s to s win
Eea psy Ms MSTr Aas Psri sS say g.
sr,s Julia Rafs tc Knsston Js Jefferson san BIAS rs
dsys Tss s'y %
Pr days with molasscs to order vosseso Brett. Son
sUSsErzw,n, a. s.s,, Hook; msht, swi cloudy and
Arrived yestsrIav
Steamer Richmond, Boar, Richmond. city Point and Nor
folk with %a; aud To- o Dominion IS ne HS soa to
Lehgh and WIkesbarre Coal Co. -
sehr eya Royter Rio Haeha. 10 days, with mdse TO
Do Custro & Co. -
steamer Umbra (Br), McMcken, Liverpool-vcrnon
Bro wn& Co.
steamer HALEY (Br). Holt Liverpool -Busk Jevons.
Steamer Canada (Br). Foot Lond9n-F w J Horst
Steamer Noordland (Belg), Nickols. Antwerp-Peter
Wright Sons ~ -.
stsamer Jan Brsydcl tBcls. Meyer. Antwerp-Funch,
steamer Devonia Br Young Glasgow Henderson Bros.
Steamer scniedam tDch) Potter. Amserdam-Funch Edyc
AGO -,
Steamer La Normandis (Fr. do Kersabcc. Havre-Lous
de Bebian. -
steamer Theresina (r. KempthOrne. Para and Perna'
buco-k b Borland.
Curaca9-Hout0n, Bliss & Dalclt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16
LONG ISLAND.

SAG HARBoR-AugustusS S. Ceawell who occupied hand
some house suffolk St. had narrow escape from death on
night into the cellar TO ascertain where
leak OF gas situated on striking match AN explosion
followed tearing away the ceilings and oOrugs and setnf
the house on nic Ceswel badly burned about llt
hand. anc face The flames quickly eptnguised Win
slight damage ascertained that the house had
been NOV ed inch Oh It's foundation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16
TROUBLE IN A CHURCH SETTLED.

Wilbur f. Crafts has been victorious In the
Union Presbyterian Church in East Eighty
sIth.s. Tho Presbytey decided in his favor and
board elected in church Tuesday night
all the members which friends The board consists
OF William Irw.n Charles X, Grcgor James T. Baker. I'd
ward O. Jowett Anthony Mowbray, pr J. y. Isham, g. W.
Cardon s. W. Ecndrtcksou and W. j. +. Duff The Old
tees were A: T. Halst, J. r. sims. G. !. Hawleig w b.
Hallet These with Descons Henry W. Thomas and John
Howell have left the church Nearly hundred OF the Oldest
av lIirc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16
ISA RABBT PRIESTf

number marriage certificates signed by Jewish rabbits
were rejected by Magic In The Bureau OF vital statistics
recently ON tho plea rabbi not authorized by the
new marriage perform marriage ceremony Among
the Mnisters Of the Gospel or OF le
aay corporations and pr ests OF every
denomination" Nase cOntende that fabb was neither
minister nor priest Inc hoNth bOdId asAod IOuhse
PrcnI lcn In q OplnlOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16
HOME NE WS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

FIN xyerSs Hoe-senator Nelson W; Aldreh OF Rhode
Island; OF England John w Gambler OF
Boston Congressman Amos Townsend OF Ohio and As.
semblyman George Erwin. Brsroon H9use-senator
H. Pherson, OF NewJ Gfsey House-secre
tary Of State Henry C. Kelsey OF NewJersey. Murray
Secretary Of state FREDERICK Cook of Aany and sac
S.pator John Raines Asaembymen Ainsworth and
NJ Parsons Hotel Rrunstock-N. X. Fairbank, OF CHI
cago Victoria Hoel-CO Colonel Delaney FloydJ0nes u 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16

for the psyment OF amount Of 500 80 On
figures imported this country General nra
ford Who defendsnts argued that th
VA NOT valid one had been drawn under law oil ~. 70
which was 1884 beore the bond was gVen Auo
ne " law substituted another form OF bond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16
EArA1 MEAsLEs ~ THE BROOKLYS yURsERE.

FATAL MEA SIZES ~ THE BROOKLfT NURSERY
Tho uroollyn Nursery at Herklmcr-st. and King
ston-ave., Is suffering from epidemic Of measles
Of a malignant typo which has been prevalent In the
institution for nearly two weeks. There are iiity-
six children I'm the Institution, OF whom thirty nVe
have caught the disease, and nine, all under thrco
wears OF age. died. and several arc not pectcd
10 live Four nurscs and two doctors are attending
the sick and they arr carefully quarantincd Measles
is not prevalent in Brooklyn, only two deaths outside
OF the Institution having occurred this week.
Miss Batty the matrOn of the Institution, said yes
teriay that the first patient was boy admitted 10
the nursery month ago with his sister, no remained
only a week. lie appeared 10 ic suffering only from
a slight cold. but measles soon developed and I'VE
other children were stricken In short time. 1T.
" $ Rink OF No. Il Decatur-st Is the physician on
tho Institution lie said he knew no cause for the
extreme fatality attendant upon tho disease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16
4 DANCER SEVERELY INJURED

William swassland clerk OF No J6i West Finleth-st,
went TO ball Irving Hall Thursday night aud took part
I'm the dancing At9 M sitting In front seat OF the
balcony with his MS supported by The falng
lie appeared sleeping soundy then. bat htteen minutes
the floor OF the hall and
ncked up lnssnsibc the SrwYoik Hospital II was said
that suffering from conclusion o. te Drain anu IL was
posslDle that his skull was fractured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16

The subscribers the Dr. JAegers Sanitary wooen sys
tenn Company their meeting yesterday organized with
capital Of and elected the following board OF
directors W White Colonel John Don adson, Colonel \.
G. Hopkins a. Hilton scrbner, A. Taylor William Haun
and John D. Goodwin Aierward the directors elected Colonel
treasurer Taylor secretary. .rhe executive COM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16
yFsTcUEsTER COUNTY.

Mt VERxoy-Enoch Douglas OF the original settlers Of
this village, was buried yesterday
BRoyXvILLR-Mss MAY Blossom Mastert0D. daughter OF
Will be married. April u TO Mr. lib
balls, broker Of NewYoIk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16

THE COLLECTOR WANTS LIGHT on TIE CASE.
In answer to the charges the American Iron and steel
.socation that gross wnked at 10y
the appraisers NewYorE Custom House. Collector
Yesterday he knew OF such undery2lua
ons and pleased II the association would point ont
Ule he yalu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16

STOREREEPERS MUST LOOK OUT FOR DIRT
The Police Board yesterday directed superintendent Muir
raw 10 issue instructions force in harmony with this
part Mayor Hewitrs letter 81 ask you to instruct the
force connant notify stOrekeepor- that the
practice sweeping refuse material or art OF any KIND from
VIII hereafter DO prevented ny arrest
In necessary, o offenders"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16

Jury was obtained yesterday for the trial before Judge
Brown the United District Court Of the suit Of
Collector Of Customs against the Eden Musee but the ev
asucs subnttsd Judge Brown directed verdict
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16
ALONG THE SOUND.

BRDGRPoITThe first nsalment OF 10000 tons ~ dressed
granite Mine Hill Ltcheld County for the piers OF tho
bridge the Harlem River below High Bridge. left
here yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16
UIR[NE INIELL[G EYOE.
MINIATURE ALIANAc.

TO-DAY.
sunr.s, SIS sets. GO Noon 900 Moonsags %
WATER.
K-sandv Hook 2O2 Gov. lard. go Hell Gate 4?o
p N-sandy Iions 2:jl Gov. Isd. 33O Hen Oats. D.EO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16
Announcements

Faded hair RECEIVERS its youthful color and
so,tnes, by the Parkor's Hair BALKAN.
Parkers Ginger Tonic cures inward pain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16
THE GOVERNORS IN HOT W4TER

mittee consists Of w. White John J. Donaldson ann l. V
Hopkins Thomas counsel for the company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. Dr.
1856 West 83d.st
Tour,-stol2 5to7 Diseases Of the Nervous System.
Genito. Urinary organs. Impotence and sterity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16

SHIRTS TO ORDER, 6 FOR So.
(Sold elsewhere at $9) Call or send postal
KENNEDY, % Cortlandtst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16

SECURE SOFT AND GLOSSY HAIR
and an abundant growth by using DR. HAYS HAIR HEALTH
Stops falling hair renews the color: Doc
How WALKING EASY.
CoRNs-kils corns, bunions moes pam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16
No HOME SHOULD BE WITHOUT

DR. TOBIAS CELEBRATED VENETIAN IIxTMENT 49,
Tho rreatest PAIN offered TO the public
warranted thirty years ana never tailed 10
aenot az Murray ST. New.York where the famous VENE
nos HORSE LXfEYT and DERBY CONDITION POWDERS can
also be obtained. Sold by all druggists
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-10

west, whore The want OF water WAS such
that entire districts We're cleared of
their herds; the drouth caused the death
OF al ages OF cattle, 50 that an i'm
mediate drain was felt at many local
points. still the number of Spanish
cattle seem to represent iegions. On
our Eastern markets these same long
horned wanderers Of tie plains are
most unwelcomc visitors, The largo
Wholesale butchers aro tlmld of them;
the beef Is coarse. dl5eOior. readily ,
and the carcasscs dress to poor adyant-
age. These far-apnrt LOSSES give rise To
apprehension which g. rather shldowy
when calmly inycs'ig a. No losses
heavier than usual de reported from
any other OF the cattle-growlng States.
Now the worse that our cat,lrmen need
fear is probable rise ia prices which
will decrease the yolnmnc II our export
trade, Ia that. as soon ms . margin of
profit ceaseA, foreign shipments froin
oar ports must also cease until prices
again goduwn 20 u lower plane.-Amcrl-
can Agricultural.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-10
lSIiluE the steer,

The Dallas lTcxasl News give the fol.
lowing graphite account OF ono of the
cioaing features oi the cowboy ,nuTua-
tho event as follows: Tilt f"ping
cndc'. ani inquiry was Instituted rs ''
the Whereabouts Of John scaggs. the
darsy from Denton. who was To ride tho
steer for $40. After hrici retirement,
one Of the cov,,oys came gail"ping
across tho grounds with >,lggs b-blnd
him. sca.gs. u tail Young dArs.y. was
dressed In homc.dy ci sal; ut r.'i. the
pant, - irilc ton short. lie wore -
white hat, a cigar and big feet. aud was
literally running over with confidence
ia his ability to ride anything TIM; wor-
hair. iiu, he wHs no, - cheap darscy.
II. thought be ought io have slj Tor
creating the biggest excitement that
was ever created On the grounds. He
finally came down to- SO. The steer
could give Inzcppab horse points Ia the
game aud then cuchrr him ia wlldnc-s.
and the way hc plunged aud beloved
while being ropcd Ia the pen was enough
W UlANH 'Nfi hAHAf AsAN' ~ Nt'' Nahs '"'
her. Several times lac almost threw the
pen down. aud It was not until he had
lccn cholci and w.st bound BY as many
ropes ms an ordinary circus ten, has 10
hold 1, mp that he could bc thrown and
saidlci. At the command, let h'r 90.
Gallnghcr.' the ropes were suddenly
looscned. scraggs ~ suddenly dropped
his cigar stump aud iclpcd into the sad.
die. Jerking the steers tail over his
shoulder ~ he did 50. and away lie
~cnt. lcaping mos, furiouly. II was
apparent that the steer had exhausted
his opposition In tie prcliminarics. aud
WAS too weak to throw Sciggs. who
,riumphantly rode him until he FELL of
sheer exhaustion